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02 / ELECTROCHEMICAL SEPARATION
Electrocoagulation.
A modular pathway for suspended matter, metals, emulsions and selected pollutants using in-situ coagulant generation and fit-for-feed separation.
Discuss your waterDESIGN FOLLOWS THE FEED / 02THE APPROACH
Coagulation generated precisely where it is needed.
- Controlled current releases coagulant species from appropriate electrodes to help separate difficult constituents from the water.
- The downstream solids separation and sludge route are designed as part of the system, not left as an afterthought.
- Electrode choice, current density and hydraulic residence time are selected from representative water data and pilot evidence.
Evidence matters
The process is not universal: bench tests establish fit, residuals and operating cost for each application.
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Best considered forIndustrial wastewater, metals and complex solids
Primary roleDestabilization, aggregation and removal
EvaluationRemoval, power, electrode use and sludge route